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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 48x24in
About this artwork
Pushing paint around and getting lost in the creative process has been my therapy, and color something that can bring me peace. My hope is that my viewers feel the same sense of safety from my work that I do.
My paintings are not perfect. There are unintentional drips and marks. I do not tape my edges and often don't paint my edges. My work is always just a little off kilter and off center, alluding to the notion that balance may be something we… can never really find. Or maybe we find it, but its not what we were expecting it to look like.
My abstracted figurative work alludes to this beauty in imperfection. Body image is something many people struggle with, me included, and as we age everything continues to shift, literally and figuratively. Incorporating the female form into my work has been a way for me to lean into this complicated, difficult yet beautiful process.
My paintings are not perfect. There are unintentional drips and marks. I do not tape my edges and often don't paint my edges. My work is always just a little off kilter and off center, alluding to the notion that balance may be something we… can never really find. Or maybe we find it, but its not what we were expecting it to look like.
My abstracted figurative work alludes to this beauty in imperfection. Body image is something many people struggle with, me included, and as we age everything continues to shift, literally and figuratively. Incorporating the female form into my work has been a way for me to lean into this complicated, difficult yet beautiful process.
Amy Stone
United States
Credentials
- Social Media Star
- Works on commission
« Art can be there just to make us feel safe and happy, and sometimes you just need to paint. Stop thinking and start feeling, and then start thinking again. »
Amy Stone is a experienced painter from the United States whose works have been exhibited in solo and group shows nationally. Stone started painting alongside her grandfather when she was a kid and developed a love for art, eventually defining her current style in abstract expressionism. Working in mixed media, she varies artistic techniques, from the palette knife to the pencil, to create canvases that embody an organized chaos.